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But on the second day, the teacher said that I had not forgotten anything, because the dance base was excellent.

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I felt very happy listening to her words. I called my mother at that night itself and told her what the teacher said. In my childhood, when I returned from dance class, my mother used to make me practice the steps to ensure that I have learned them thoroughly. Then I was more interested in playing and sitting idle.

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But my mother did not let me skip practicing. In fact, she was instilling what my teachers taught me. He offered complete support and encouragement even when he struggled hard and forgot his own needs. He bid chit funds, sold gold ornaments and borrowed money to help me participate in youth festivals. It was my mother's passion and my father's sacrifice that made me a dancer.

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My father understood my mum's desire and my talent. He provided us with complete support and encouragement. He set aside his own needs and with difficulty he taught me dance. Sometimes to register me for the Youth Festival my father used to bid chit funds, sell gold ornaments and borrow money. We were from a very middle class family.

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    • I still remember, my brother and I used to wait at the gate in front of our small house to hear the sound of our father's motorbike every evening. But the bus journey back home used to bring tears to my eyes as we were leaving without my brother. Although he did not earn much, he always made sure to make us happy. He walked to places so as to save up on the travel allowance he got from the office, and used that money for us.

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    I always felt that the anklet I used to wear for my dance was made of his sweat. That night, we held each other's hands and promised ourselves that we are going to fight back cancer, no matter what. It's been 17 years since then, and my Amma is very active and energetic. She practices Thiruvathira regularly. We even stayed strong when my father was diagnosed with cancer four years ago.